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luuiu, vrcgun fiiu a y , Sixty-Second Year No 35 T h ese T h in g s W e, N ote Wasco Wins Easy 10-0 Game V About the County MW. A.«Z<^VZ about folks vou ao know or would eniov knowing Moro Council To Start Wori Soon Three Girls Tell Of Experiences The Eakin family reunion was George Fox Jr. shot a young Winners at the Arabian horse held at Bear Springs Sunday, coyote with his 22 rifle Monday show held in Portland this On New Bridge June 25, when a large number afternoon. In the morning, when week were Mrs. Marjorie Van of relatives and friends gather- the Foxes were riding the pas Gilder who took third with a The city of Moro, through jed for a pot luck dinner at noon, tures along the John Day, a mo- jumper, Mr. Nifty and first its council, reached a tentative Wasco defeated The Dalles Mrs. O. N.Ruggles and Mrs. L. D. ther coyote and four young ones within the half bred pleasure agreement with Bert Ferren Three girls gave the program Sunday by a decisive score of Eakin of The Dalles had charge were seen sunning themselves class with the same entry. Miss Tuesday night on construction at the Sherman County club 10-0 and had little trouble do- of the program. C. H. Beard of in the canyon jubt north of Faye Thompson took several of a bridge across First street Wednesday noon and covered ing it. Wasco hitters hit safely The Dalles was the speaker, his Box canyon. When George Fox prizes with Mayrene and Hara and the digging of a ditch to the activities of the yhunger set 15 times off the slaints of subject was “You Better Look and his sons went in the after- Zeyd, purebred Arabians. Miss change the course of flood wa with three reports on girls state, Jerry Clements while Riskosky Out or You Will Get a Crew noon with their r|fles to try Thompson now lives at Eugene, ters. 4-H summer school and a cook- by Giles L. French was holding The Dalles to four. Cut”, Mrs. Ruggles gave a read- to get them they fo(ind Just the Mrs. Robert Fairfield and sons Mr. Ferren, who is a Portland ing club. ing on the Eakin family, Bon- mother and two young ones, are here from Oakland, Califor- contractor, will begin immedi- Diane Christianson told of her “You may burn my body to Each team made six errors. The only chance to even the nie Jean Andrews of Parkdale All got away except the one nia to visit awhile with her ately to dig across the channel experiences at Salem attending ashes and scatter them to thé score The Dalles had was in sang “Galloway Bay” and re- George Jr. shot. The coyotes get grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. and fill the old channel. Girls’ State with 180 other girls winds of heaven; you may drag M e sixth when the bases were cords were played. Among those very bold, and help themselves E. Barzee and Mrs. Elizabeth The type of bridge that will who yvere divided into six my soul down to the regions of loaded^ through a hit by Cle- present were Mr. and Mrs. V. to the farmers chickens if given Schaeffer and her brother, Max. be built is not entirely decided groups to better give them in darkness and despair to be tor men a walk to Brumbaugh r . Eakin, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. a chance. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. EL R. although, unless difficulties now formation about city, county and mented forever; but you will in i , e , r * ^ > S Mrs. Lottie Dlllnger and Mrs. David Richekierfer and Barzee were up from Portland unforseen present themselves, a state government. They elected never get me to support a mea 3 ♦ /w 10 Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Joyce Dlllinger, Mrs. Rolland Johnson are giv- to complete the family group. concrete bridge will be built officers and Diane was a state sure which I believe to be wrong F. H. Young, manager of Ore with deep pillars, no floor, steel representative. T h e y heard although doing so I may accom and Clem ents filed out to Van Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hartzell of ing a shower Wednesday June i’ , n F f nd i in? The t>alle8, Mr. and Mrs. Harold 28 at the Johnson farm home gon Business and Tax Research, reinforced top, 52 feet long and speakers tell about the impor- plish that which I believe to be f ma 6 tW° E a k i n and family, Mr. and Mrs. honoring Mrs. Gordon Johnson, was in Moro Monday on a trip with a carrying capacity of 180 tance of government including right”, Abraham Lincoln, taken RVSf Vi* 6 8®m e- Vernon Eakin and family, Mrs. Mr. and MJrs.• Meivon Brady to see the glories of eastern square feet. The plans are at Lawson McCall, Cap’t Bill Brow* From a speech at Springfield. . u a 1 the8e efforts were in Paul Herzberg, Mr. and Mrs. E. of Portland spent the last week Oregon. . present to lay the sewer in a new ne, Mayor I^ee and Senator vain as w a sa r scored in six of R Blaylock, Orville Blaylock, end visiting friends in Rufus. Homer Belshee for ditch where it will have better Wilcox. is here Requirements for joo applica their eight innings and hit Mr , and Mrg Jlm Mr. Mr Mrs Jordon the harve8t 8eaSon and season and again alignment than In the old water Joan Eakin reported on her tions often make mandatory cer safely in every inning but the and Mrg 0 N Ruggles, Mr. and are taking their vacation at this working for Tom Fraser. course. * trip to summer school where tain years of schooling. How STt* i W° ’ D Mrs Myrl Smlth «Hd 8on’ Low_ time. Mrs. Jordon is the Rufus Sheriff Fields has had several The council also granted a she had classes about food, home much wiser it would be to de *evJ® i t Arinin« i h r fL Trim ell, Bill Smith, Mrs Ed Wakefield postmistress and while away, guests at his hostelry this week building permit to Carrel Ben- making, kinds of new fabrics, rqand certain knowledge instead tuzr»’ w h i u ’/wia A h and s008« Mr. and Mrs. Millard Mrs. W. E. Rice is taking care including Calvin Ellis of Ver- nett to construct a two car gar color and design as well as many if time. In other words what is elderfer two, White one and on his lots in Block two meetings and time out to have learned is of more importance Harvey, who has developed an Eakin and family from Powell of the mall and the Jordon home, nonia who had been caught age Mr. and Mrs Art Watkins who driving while under the influ- a n d made some suggestions fun with new acquaintances. than the time spent learning it. eye for hitting lately made The American Legion auxill- have been residing in Moro are ence who spent days and will about enforcement of the park- . Sherry Woods told of the Ba three. ’rf N ext Sundav Wasco Dlavs ary met at the bome Mrs. fixing up the Bill Oehman place not legally drive for a year; ing ordinance and the rules ker’s Eight 4-H cooking class The old time norseman is pret on the grounds Glenn Perry Wednesday after and are going to make It their Paul Gray, who was under the about riding vehicles on the and what It had done under the ty much a thing of the past supervision of Mrs. Tommy -------- m--------------------------------- mostly, we suppose, because an d t h e fa n s w h o h a v e bevun to noon w itb 14 member8 Present. home. Mr. Watkins is farming influence but not In a car and sidewalk. Thompson during the spring there are so few horses. Slim w o n d e r if th e team ’s luck will Mrs. Marcus EsUnger, president the wheat land on the place, the old reliable Cy Smith and --------— months. business meeting, which is owned by L E. Kase Billy Whiz, whose capacity for West who trains the horses on last all season ma v see the lo- Pr««ided at Officers were elected as nom potables overcame their dlscre the Laffoon ranch still has the cals up against a harder team Officers were installed as Allows berg. Republicans Choose t Mrs. Harry Young, president; Miss Eleanor Fox came home tion. inated at a previous meeting mack of understanding and be- than of late. and an invitation to meet with Mrs. Charles Perrigo, 2nd vice- Tuesday from Corvallis where Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Jones ng understood by horses He the Home Economics club at president; Mrs. Gene Reynolds. 8he ¡8 a senior in secretarial went to Portland Sunday* where trains colts to neck rein with a Rufus was received. That date treasurer. Not present were Mrs. science and education Miss Vox underwent an operation for ifiort bit of rope around their C* I 1 D a c • . «-------- — «-ici.vu o.iu * v a he Robert Tatum, 1st vice-president stayed at the Kappa Delta house removal of a growth on his The Republican central com- will be in October. iecks and no bridle. The spade * ’ * • Mrs. Frank Sayrs, secretary; of which she Is a nwrit>er to help vocal cords. How he Is doing mittee met at the court house iit boys of another era wouldn’t Mrs. J. E. Norton, histojian and with 4-H sumffllr She has not been learned. Saturday afternoon fcnd organ relieve "It but It’s so. Set For July 7 Mrs. Donald Maclnnes, assistant w jji spend the summe" on the __________ _ ized for the two year term by High Water Menace TTW N historian. rai|ch with her parents. re-electing Mrs. Howard Conlee A reader would like to know The annual field day at ine Mir and Mrs.-W.C. Todd left The-farmers are working their MELZER-COATS why Gordon Ridge is so named chairman, B. D. McKee vice- T 1 F o r m o r « r h a lr m a n F rp n ch secre- socri*- _ station wi** Saturday for Mollala to visit summer fallow at thi> time af- n f w o ii T n rra in o chairman, Giles French, It was named for one Thomas Lawrence Todd and tej. the big rains we had a cou- of Mr m l u ry, Mrs. B. Hstrelle Halley, Gordon, described as a large heid July 7, Friday and l>egin at lheIr The Columbia river at Rufus* yf of and treasurer. lark mar* of Scotch or Irish an 1:30 p. «^n.b^andard time, says temily Before they leave J u n e » p]e of weeks ago. b e y like to Mrs. Claude Coats of Wasco and has seeped into the low part of George Mitchell. for the Mission fields in Japan get the fallow in good shape be- cestry who took up-a homestead son of Mr. ahd ' m’,? *'Prank the Rufufl orchards, and some In addition to the usual sight» y i r . and Au.* Mrs. John Block — and harvest Aro e TLfol zer’ «so»» _ m v 7 - t fore v i i c Jicu v e n t begins, no no green ’M n rr x w ac MPS. TDm M t S h u ll 311(1 r ra n k ____ • ▲_____ i- ilong the Deschutes river in damage to the trees is feared ‘ ‘ von Borstel congressional com ;ections one and twelve IN 15E to be seen on the station the Mrs. Ed Alley were in The Dal- weeds will be seen to distract an event of Sunday at the Moro The seepage E. D. McKee, Mrs. by the owners. fertilizer trials are considered Sunday to visit their mother, them from the harvest. Cinwnnni»» bumb rtov w w mitteemen, »**««»»**«**< »*• n very early days. does not lower very fast when Interesting this year. Two new M r,'John Hays at the home of Mr an(1 Mra -near/R eynolds W" B ^E attZ ui Halley, " a " A. Dun He ’ was established and had the river Is dropping, but re win,»r . h ~ . , r.»dv »o, d... . . . . . . ---- o - u i. returned home lasLAweek from Gearhart «'«elated. ----------- „ „ winter wheats, ready for dis- Mr and Mrs. Gus Smith. _______ ™ , ... ... lap, Mrs. Clara Rolfe and Mrs. milt a bridge In 1867 when Gov The br.de. in white satin with MoQre nomlnallnK mains for quite awhile. The Mr. and Mrs. John Rust and Medford where they spent a ernor Wood came to this part ’fibution, will be shown. They long train and veil carried the ----- a ------------- ----------------- i w « i..«.. ».* f .U1 , . t H , mittee and Giles French and John Day river is dropping, too, common type uauguve, daughter, Phyllis and Mrs. Bert lew uavb Hays r a visiting their son in if the state to make his cursory are Brevor, and daughter Mr. and Mrs toadltlonai bouquet of gardenias Mrfl Moore alternates and lt hoped it will not leave inspection of the road for The headed wheat and Elmar, aeclub Cox ieft Saturday afternoon for v a r io tv b o th of nf trhiph ., j after Mrs. w io o Rust ,,a t receiv- ropoiv Warren Elliott L and j « family. « and was Dalles Mffltary road company headed variety, both which L Portland , pink , roses, . . . accompan- . for the chairman and vice-chair- any mud flats along the rlv®Ç8 ^ rd h ^ father, Bill Hayes, Mr and Mra R j. ^ u c k e rt h( nor wel ring Uvendlr tef man at the state meeting. ®d<e ,o catch the cattle that ifficials. The story is (now un- are smut resistant At the nursery Bill Hall will died of a heart attack. Mrs xH. & Moro vi8ited Wednesday eve f n r wearln« ^vender taf Mrs Hailey agreed to act as ln the P ^ u re s . In other provable) that the bridge was at the A F Balzer home. 311,1 < arr>‘^g yellow gladioli. finance chairman and aid the Y ^rs when the r iver has been so weak that the company offi show off some varieties of win- q Dugger and Geraldine Rust ni and Mrs. Oscar Lemley b,r '?,es^ ± ; chairman ln financial mettera. ¡«‘«h cials did not dare drive the team ter barley. Everyone is invited went down Tuesday for the . took their daughter to The Dal- ‘ ™ . wore L. P. Haven was named to fill banks, and as ».ha cattle try* to md buckboard across themsel to attend and make the field funeral. left -------- vacant by A party will be held Saturday je8 week for medical atten- Yedow 5a^ e,t,a ^.n<* CarViO<\i2XT the place -— -- the — walk through it to get a drink ves. Detractors have it tnat the trip. evening July 1. at the I.O.O.F. X ? ender gladioli. The candle light- Qf Kenneth Waiker as they become mired down and- governor was in a liquid state hall for Mr and Mrs. Bill Pauach Mr. and Mra. clyd, stradley were gowned_ln yellow and (.ommltteeman ,rom K,ondlke. are unable to get out without >f extreme tolerance and accept help. If ¿hey aren’t found in ed the road. The record shows The public is invited. and sons were in The Dalles T«v,w,a«r. n e r ««r. n m -------------------- time they soon die. The pasture hat he did accept the road af- A Circus Is Coming Jim Jones scout leader and recently to vls,t h[ Fred ‘ ’ m a CNAB-HAZKI/TON owners have to move their stock er-brief inspection but does not Herman Peters took the boy stcadley at the hospital. c ag to higher ground when this hap- ?Ive the details of the bridge. To Town Monday scouts on an over night triP Mr. and Mrs. Mario Canavero no^ er IH was pretty In a At a nuptial Mass at St. Pet- The late Walter Carlisle used to Rock Creek dam. cameUast Monday from Los Ga- whlte er’s Catholic Church in The P*™ jo tell some great stories about All arrangements have been Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eakin and calif., to visit her parents, ‘^ ¡^ v id Ruts* Dalles, Miss Junietta Hazelton Thomas Gordon, who was pri the bride of ,M r a n d . i ’rs / • L Ne. ^ „ t n.d Chmann Dayton accompan- ^ m e rnarily a horse raiser but who the Seal Brotf. Circus in Wasco, a trip to California. turday. Earl T. Jones Dies her brother in law and sister, led her in a linen ot 10 a. m. Saturday Macnah suit. iften added to his income by July 3, at the circus grounds. Jesse Helyer brought Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Fields. Roden saving saying Wayne Melzer was best man June ^ Father b e r Ttoden ïome very good luck at poker. Seal Bros. Circus and animal Helyer and small son home last Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Ix>gan and !d ether brothers, Millard and mass. The bride is the daughter He planted an orchard along the exhibition features a show re- week from The Dalles after Robert of Oakland and Mr. a" d ushers of Mrs. Junietta P. Hazelton of J river and some trees still re plete with ah new features and spending sometime at the home and Mrs. Wayland Weld and e riH.en tion was -held in the Kansas City, and a niece of and Wbrd has been received ln main. One of his sons shot one bright and colorful new equip- of her mother, Mrs. Herman daughter, Mrs. Ronald Reeling A p (hp (bur(h af(er Howard Pratt of Wasco with Wasco of the death of Earl T. if the Walkers who had a home ment, bringing a circus which Schilling. and son of Lowell arrived Mon the weddinff and refreshments whom she has made her home Jones who was buried last stead farther up the ridge in a offers two hours of good, clean, b u i Holme, R. J. Baker, and day evening to visit Mrs. Logan’s served from thè table f°r sometime. The groom is a Friday in Boise where he has iispute over a fenced-in road wholesome entertainment with a A. A. Dunlap-attended a North and Mrs. Weld’s parents, the J. where the appropriately decor- 800 of Mrs Bee Macnab of been manager of the First Na- which ran from the Gordon place host of famed Big Top favorites p acjRC Grain Growers annual S. Newcombs. ated weckllng cake waa placed. D=>llea. Both are well known ln tlonal bank for many years. He iver Gordon ridge to join the who will leave the audiences meeting held in Spokane Sunday Mrs. Bonnie Kaasa and grand- ' f ’ d on the this community died suddenly while cutting the military road. George Gordon, breathless with excitement,thrills and Monday June 18 and 19. son, Dennis Davidson of Tacoma. the couple will return to The brlde’ given ln rnarrlfige iawn earlier in the week, 3on of Thomas, was in Sherman and pleasures. Mr and Mrg Irvin Johnson Wn., left Wednesday for their Sherman county for the sum- bY ber uncIe* Howard Pratt’ Earl Jones came to Wasco county some years - ago shortly Two performances at 2 and 8 ^ nd daughter, j anlce. of Lyle, home after spending e few days mer He wl„ ^ nUnue hta atu wore a white gown with lace from Marion county when a before his death at Yak i mb. The m. Doors open one hour Wn gpent Sunday at the Fred visiting Mr and Mrs. John Rust dleg flt institute of Tech fitted bodice, marquisette skirt, young man and started to work Gordons are said to have raised p. earlier. and a finger tip veil caught with for the Barnett bank where he Cox home. and Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Dugger. nology thIg fa„ the Indian boy Peirre Cucherie, a pearl tiara. She carried a red remained until the banks were but his is another stoçy. rose corsage on a white prayer consolidated. He lived In Wasco T T W N x book with sweet Williams cas- until the depression closed all We successfully passed the cad Ing down In front. Mrs. Ha- banks. saddest day of the year last zelton, mother of the bride, wore Survivors are his widow, Moree week with bare notice so happy CO NDENSED REPORT O F G ENERAL FUND: GOVERNMENT TRAPPED Corp., $1.88; L. H. Pierce Auto a black lace over lime green taf- (Golliher), a son Stanley, * work- were people with the crop re COUNTY COURT PROCEED- S H E R IF F ’S OFFICE: $50.00 Servlce, $7.76; J. K. McKean feta dress, black lace hat, pink jng jn a bank in Caldwell, Ida., viving rain. We refer to June 21, ING 8 JU N E 7 TERM Elsie Jones, P. M. $5.00; Nor- RETIREMENT: $64 89 Co., $17.17; Contractors Equip, rose corsage; Mrs. Macnab, mo- two brothers In Boise and his the longest day of the year and Treasurer’s and Clerk’s finan- 'man E. Fields, $3.57; Norman E. MISCELLANEOUS: Corp., $211.92; Hulden Motor ther of the groom, wore a navy mother in Salem. we call it the saddest because af cial reports as of May 31 pre- Fields. $60.00 State Industrial Accident* Motor Co., $90.00; Northwest gutt and hat .with pink trimming ___ ________ _ v ter it we have six months of sented and filed. CLERK'S OFFICE: Commission, $11.60; First Na Truekstell Sales Inc., $31.3« • and plnk ro8e corsage Miss Del- . „ . n tv declining daylight until the hap Elsie Jones P. M. $10.00 tional Bank, $132.00: State GAS & OIL: berta Elklngton. maid of honor. ABOUT T H E < O l .v r» all Claims allowed against piest daÿ comes next December COUNTY COURT: Tax Commission, $17.65; Public £ start a day lengthening pro- funds as presented. Standard Oil Co., $363.82; Un- WOre a blue marquisette gown The weather departed from Vernon I. Miller, $25.60; Chas. Employes Retirement System Ion 'ö if Co., $194?44 with cap sleeves, a square neck- chm of the post rain period Road foreman reports on pro F. Metsker, $12.15 cess. _ _ __ $163.21; National Hospital As- TIRES & TUBES* line with a fitted bodice and a thig week and tuitied warm posed closure of County Road. JUSTICE COURT: TTW N soclation, $10.50 Walther-Williams Co., $135.- full skirt. Misses Barbifra and agajn Some folk/, still compar- Resolution adopted re: closure They were saying that an eld- West Coast Printing & Bind- ROAD FUND: r)4 Dorothy Zeleny, cousins of the ing it to the past week, thought lv gentleman was a philosopher of road petitioned for by Ken- jng Cq | 34>40 WAGES: bride were flower girls. Bob Mac- lt hot which might have been‘ ‘™e £ nep p n i^ ^ erofetw a lc Fuller Sa COURTHOUSE: Frank Bazzel, $280.15; E. Me- GENERAL SUPPLIES: KarJ Landstrom and dau- though It did seem that he was Requests of w _ . Frank Mullen, $^2.67; City of Pherson, $216.87; Earl Rehr, Ranch & Home Store, $15.25; nab, a brother of the groom, m erely old enough to not give a £ m S .ICL n ernvPmPfm U ta ie d ’ to Mor°. $1350; Ivan’ Klrkelle. $193.13;’ H. A. Shields, $244.02;' W. R. Reid. & Son, $9 21; Moon WBl . ? e!u u^ ? _ M de«>rated In gbtera are hcre frOm Por“ and ? ± W^ ° Vement $3.00; Pacific Telephone A Tele- Frank E. Bayer, $247.5«; _ Geo. Equip. Co., $1.87 clads. ‘hls week while Mr. U.ndstrom damn- T T WN snapdragons, peonies and glads. is on a trip for the government ^ ra n /“ ’ title to Kent Le- £ ° ' M ’0- ' £- Mersinger H. DeMoss, $2*5.19; Joe Drink- INSURANCE: Following the ceremony, the bureau for which he works. Makers of and sellers of fire ^uadei consideT- W-75; Pacific Power & Light Co., ard, $275.52; Jason Glenn, $243.- W. T. Balsiger, $48.60 wedding party enjoyed a break- crackers prate about the patr ot- glon Hall heM held u«der consider Nationaj Bank | M 10. MISCELLANEOUS: iu ; r ir s v m auuuui 4,«»»^, „ „ n v n u i.n .io w v u . Pin line bntPl Tn t h e Mr n a Mhi. W S. n .e n e u i Young i ou iq j Mr. a and Keneth Um indicated by the explosion ation. State Tax Commission, $21.46; Norman E. Fields, $2.25; State jj j t at T . w . .. jeft Tuesday. They will go to placed with Moro DEMOSS 1, .bprn Yet a brief observance Order TA/-»»» I PARK. u b lic Employes Retirement Industrial Accident Commission. ® nrnp and Mrq New York where he will enter 1)011 $9 Pacific P will prove that few who shoot Lumber & Fuel Co. for fencing --------- »nn on $87,R3; p aul Cyphers, $0.46; Pa- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. . ____ . . . . --------- - System, $97.20 ! v pm i ’ u n Howard Pratt at Wasco Spring Columbia university to work on C° ” $°'95 nrecrackers look like students of materials for Rufus-Scott Canyon WEED CONTROL: cific Telephone & Telegraph Co., Howard I ratt at Wasco, bpnng doctor s degree He hopes to K Rather they more r e nfnVnun Pn ti'xftfioo- t7 on- n tv nf Muro S3 50- Pacific flowers had been placed thru- • West J. K. McKean t o., $ i .». h ). oo , $7.90, City o t Moro, >3.ou, r a c _ rooms The four tiered spend a month in ■ army camp »in the kind of people who $66.91; John Power & Light Co.. $2.39; J. E. out the rooms. The four tiered a _ honk horn! in tunnels; the kind c ° - ^ hm M $ 4 r ,d’ Wilson, $50 00 cake was white with pink rose to keep active nis reserve oin No further matters being at X a ' i R S ;28 w ho'like to make^ nohtc- BRIDGES & CULVERTS: buds topped with bride and cerg status. issue adjournment ensued. vjra,« Supply oumm . v Imp. . . . . . . . Co., ___ $11.- .... Moro lu m b e r & Fuel Co., groom and served by Mrs. Members and friends of the O’Meara E. M. Alley $27.80; West Cbast koc «nid that what’s CLAIMS P R E S E N T E D AG AIN Arstill-Monroe Pontiac, $40- $222.42; Mid-Columbia Supply & Howard Pratt. Mrs. Donald Mac- First Baplst church of Grass S n T w ith ?he newspaper bus- ST SHERM AN COUNTY, ORE Printing & Binding Co., $2.80 02; Wasco Motor . Co., $14.00; Equip. C o, $30.00 nab, sister In law of the groom. Valley are invited to a basket 83; mnny reporters and GON, G ENER AL AND ROAD EMERGENCY: Co., RETIREMENT FUND: served the punch from a crystal dinner following the morning Arthur Van Gilder, $8.00; H. Pump, , enough editors. A short time FU N D S FOR MAY, 1950, AP • & $64.15 bowl and matching cups. Mrs. service next Sunday at the $50.90; O. Kunsman $280.00 ”21 i? was said that too many Equip.’ Co $138.60; Smith Auto SPECIAL ROAD TAX FUND: Keith McDonald presided at the church. Quarterly business meet- were putting th e .; own PROVED JU N E 7, TERM OF COUNTY PRINTING: $7.80 Parts, $2.97; Howard Cooper Rich Freight Lines, Inc., $78.14 guest book. ! Ing will follow. DISTRICT ATTORNEY: $7.50 T H E COUNTY COURT ideas In their copy. Oh, well. From The Dalfes At Club Meeting •r *r #r OoldMMfale CoUQtV OfflCCr$ I leld Lx<iy At Station X ttllllvl 5 7 Suddenly At DOISe Counfy Courf Pays9Claims and Taxes For May; Continues Requests
